Deep Waters (Abridged) Audiobook

" This is one of those books that I re read when I'm having a tough time. Its kind of silly as her books generally are but the interaction between all of the characters is great. I love all the weirdness. "

" I really enjoyed the book. I found it easy to read and very smooth. I think the book was good. my favorite scene was when Charity calls Elias sweet and the actions he takes to change her mind. I found this scene to be adorable and romantic. "

" Typical Krentz. Romantic suspense, but lighter than Nora Roberts or Linda Howard. Two protagonists, neither looking for love, of course find it in the throws of sleuthing (and shopkeeping, and cults even). Ah, I do love my happy endings, and Krentz never disappoints in this respect. "

" Not bad but felt rather dated with the hippie stuff... Nonetheless let itself be read. "

" I couldn't like Charity but Elias, in spite of his "zen-talk" :-) was intriguing...and left me liking the book. "

" I wasn't really impressed with this one. The characters didn't feel 'natural', and the plot felt forced. I never really got into this one. I expected to enjoy it since I really like her Arcane Society series and the spin-offs. "

" A very light romantic suspense perfect for lazy evenings. "

" Picked it up because it was free at the library. Good. Better than I expected; I don't like her Arcane Society books that well. "

" Like this one a lot! "

" An extraordinary and sad story. "

" Ms Krentz invented a marital art philosophy and then wrote a silly novel around it. "

" Two opposites meeting, and ending up together. "

" This story is classic Krentz with all the elements: quirky setting, mega-businessman hero with a mystical bent, fiesty heroine. If her core story works for you, this one will, too. It always works for me. "

" Good characters and setting for the story. I liked it. "

" easy summer literature :) good for lazy Sundays. "

" pretty good. I like how she found that the guy use a water martials art to help out with his problem and that he knew how to cook. you can't go wrong with a guy who knows how to cook. "

" Same format as her other books. "

" This was a little goofy in some of its ideas, but I liked it anyway. Engaging plot without introducing too many characters. "

" Love the secondary characters in this one as much as I love the primaries! "

" I listened to this book. The beginning sort of dragged but once the story moved along I started to like it. "

" Not bad but felt rather dated with the hippie stuff... Nonetheless let itself be read. "

" I couldn't like Charity but Elias, in spite of his "zen-talk" :-) was intriguing...and left me liking the book. "

" This story is classic Krentz with all the elements: quirky setting, mega-businessman hero with a mystical bent, fiesty heroine. If her core story works for you, this one will, too. It always works for me. "

" A very light romantic suspense perfect for lazy evenings. "

" Love the secondary characters in this one as much as I love the primaries! "

" This is one of those books that I re read when I'm having a tough time. Its kind of silly as her books generally are but the interaction between all of the characters is great. I love all the weirdness. "

" pretty good. I like how she found that the guy use a water martials art to help out with his problem and that he knew how to cook. you can't go wrong with a guy who knows how to cook. "

" Romance Fluff, but I enjoyed it :) One of my favorite Jayne Ann Krentz novels. "

" Ms Krentz invented a marital art philosophy and then wrote a silly novel around it. "

" Typical Krentz. Romantic suspense, but lighter than Nora Roberts or Linda Howard. Two protagonists, neither looking for love, of course find it in the throws of sleuthing (and shopkeeping, and cults even). Ah, I do love my happy endings, and Krentz never disappoints in this respect. "